Examples of using Me begin in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ms. FREIVALDS(Sweden): Let me begin by saying that the terrorist attack in Madrid is an attack not only against the Spanish people, but also against democracy and all the values that we stand for and defend.
Mr. Haraguchi(Japan): Let me begin by expressing my appreciation to the President of the Security Council, Ambassador Sir Emyr Jones Parry of the United Kingdom, for his presentation of the annual report of the Security Council on its work.
Mr. Jenie(Indonesia): Let me begin by expressing the condolences of the people and the Government of Indonesia to the Holy See on the passing of His Holiness Pope John Paul II, who died last week.
Let me begin by expressing, on behalf of all the delegations of the Conference on Disarmament, our profound shock and indignation at the terrorist attacks in London last Thursday that cost human lives and caused injuries and immense human suffering.
Mr. Baatar(Mongolia): Let me begin by expressing my condolences on behalf of the Government and people of Mongolia to the bereaved family and the Palestinian people on the passing away of their father, husband and leader, the late President Yasser Arafat.
English text furnished by the delegation): Let me begin by thanking the United Nations and the Coordinator of the International Year of the Family, Mr. Henryk Sakolski for organizing this International Conference on the Family.
Mr. Odaga-Jalomayo(Uganda): Let me begin by associating my delegation with the statement so eloquently made by the Chairman of the Group of 77 and China, Ambassador Daudi Mwakawago.
Ms. KANG(Republic of Korea): Mr. President, let me begin by saying how heartened and proud I am to be sitting next to you and to seeing you preside over the session.
Mr. Kittikhoun(Lao People ' s Democratic Republic): Let me begin by expressing my delegation ' s appreciation to the Secretary-General, Mr. Boutros Boutros-Ghali, for his rich and thought-provoking report(A/49/665) on an Agenda for Development.
That said, to give you a better understanding of where we are heading, let me begin by talking about where we have come from and where we are now.
Mr. Wibisono(Indonesia): Let me begin by expressing, on behalf of the Government of Indonesia, our sincere appreciation to the representative of Nicaragua for his lucid and informative statement on this item.
Mr. Rowe(Sierra Leone): Let me begin by reiterating the position of Sierra Leone that the existence and proliferation of nuclear weapons and other weapons, not of just destruction but of so-called mass destruction, continue to pose the greatest threat to humanity.
Miss Durrant(Jamaica): Let me begin by expressing my delegation ' s appreciation to the President of the Security Council, Ambassador Martin Andjaba of Namibia, for his lucid and concise introduction of the annual report of the Security Council to the General Assembly.
Mr. Mmualefe(Botswana): Let me begin by expressing the appreciation of my delegation to the United Nations Secretary-General for his comprehensive, concise and insightful report on the Follow-up to the Outcome of the Millennium Summit, which he introduced to the General Assembly last week.
Mr. Gaspar Martins(Angola): Let me begin by joining previous speakers in expressing our deepest sympathy and condolences to the Government of Indonesia and to the families of the victims of the tragic events that occurred in Bali.
Before commenting on the report before us, let me begin by thanking Judge Laïty Kama, President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, for his clear and concise introduction of the third report of the Tribunal as contained in document A/53/429.
Mr. Yamazaki(Japan): Let me begin by expressing my delegation's appreciation to the Secretary-General for preparing the report(A/54/495) on agenda item 43,“The situation in the Middle East”.
Mr. Mmualefe(Botswana): Let me begin my statement by paying tribute to the President of the fifty-sixth session of the General Assembly, Mr. Han Seung-soo, of the Republic of Korea, who served as Chairperson of the Open-ended Working Group on Security Council reform.
Mr. Muita(Kenya): Let me begin my statement by echoing the many messages of sincere condolences and commiseration to the people and Government of Gabon on the demise of their President, His Excellency El Hadj Omar Bongo Ondimba.
Mr. Franco(Argentina)(spoke in Spanish): Madam President, let me begin by thanking the Secretary-General, Mr. Kofi Annan, for having organized this High-level Dialogue on International Migration and Development.